After joining The Kyunghyang Shinmun in 2001, Song Hyeongguk worked across social affairs, culture, and economics desks before transitioning to KBS in 2007. There, he investigated for and directed 12 documentaries through social affairs, economics, culture, and current affairs departments. He currently serves as a co-investigator at Seoul National University HK Research Center for Contemporary Korean Studies, a voting member of the Golden Globe Awards, and a board member of the Youth Culture and Arts Foundation “Today to Tomorrow.” In 2013, he won the top prize in CINE21’s film review contest. His notable works include the documentaries Algorithmic Humanity (2023, Korean Broadcasting Prizes Best Program Award), AI and Human Salaries (2021, Citation from the Ministry of Science and ICT), The Hate Pandemic (2022, Korea Broadcasting Journalists Association Broadcast Journalists of the Month Award), and #Me Too Investigative Series (2018, Korea Broadcasting Journalists Club Special Award).
From Busan International Film Festival 2025, No. 30
